Directed by Charles S. Pierce. Written by Earl E. Smith. Starring Ben Johnson, Andrew Prine, Dawn Wells, Jimmy Clem, Jim Citty, Robert Aquino, Charles S. Pierce and Earl E. Smith.
Plot: loosely based on the Texarkana Moonlight Murders of 1946.
People begin being attacked by a hooded man. The police tell people to stay in at night and not to go to the park, but they don’t listen. That’s basically the whole movie right there. Except for the part where the director is the bumbling police officer who even dresses in drag at one point. Like, what the hell are we watching?
People really needed more fight in them as well. I don’t know if they fought harder in real life, but in the movie they just let things happen to them. It was a funnish movie though, but nothing more than mediocre really.
I suppose I could list my favorite movies here, but instead I'll give you a strange glimpse into what makes me TaraRomero.
1. My favorite place in the world is Atlantic City. The food, the smells, the beach - I love it all.
2. I am particularly good at crafting. Especially scrapbooking and cross-stitch.
3. I am mixed. My dad is black and my mom is white. I'm very proud of both sides of myself.
4. My favorite food is either the cheesesteak or the hoagie. Not the sub, not the grinder, the hoagie. Totally different experience.
5. I have a number of pen pals I write snail mail to. We exchange stickers and little gifts sometimes, too. I have an extensive sticker collection.
6. I just reconnected with my father after 15+ years. It's going great so far. I've missed him.
7. My brother is my best friend, hence the reason we do this together.
8. I don't have a favorite book. I like too many to have a favorite. But Paul Zindel is my favorite author. Stephen King and Jane Austen are close seconds. I know, eclectic.
9. I'm not very religious at all. I consider myself agnostic.
10. I would say that my most prized possessions are my dogs, but I don't consider them possessions. I consider them people. They are my people.
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There’s a lot of people killed in horror movies because they don’t listen.
There’s a lot of people killed in horror movies because they don’t listen.
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